Man when does this get better .. ❤️🩹
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When the obsession is removed. Then you can be free. Surrender and be saved.
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You’re not alone , and you’re doing great❤️ one day at a time
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At this point, I have like an hour a week when the mental obsession with alcohol kicks into high gear. The rest of the time I can get through pretty well by following my AA program to a t. I go to meetings everyday, sometimes 2. I meet with my sponsor. I reach out to make sober friends. Those things are all working for me and I'm feeling so much better.
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Surrender
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You’re still early in your recovery 
work and patience
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Let me know when you find out cause I’m wondering the same thing!
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I keep saying this to my dear friend, who is really struggling to stay sober. I don't seem to be able to explain what it means to surrender in a way that he can understand. It's so simple, but somehow, it can be so hard to grasp. I wish I could get him to feel what it means to surrender.
Better is how you choose to see it. For some, waking up in a bed, is better. For others, waking up at all, is an improvement. Take each day, each moment and remember that you’re alive for a reason, to make it to the next moment.
Life on life terms is hard
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Simple program but not easy
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Get to lots of meetings
Tiffany, I would say that you have the power to decide the "when", and you need to find your way. My "when" started when I decided to write a journal about my life, that really changed my life.
When the necessary changes are made, will need to allow 20-30 days for your body to adjust to your new habits. At least that’s what I’ve been thought and from what I’ve seen from others in my recovery group